Dozens of critically endangered orangutans rescued from Indonesian wildfires
Dozens of critically endangered orangutans rescued from Indonesian wildfires Transcript SCOTT SIMON, HOST: The endangered orangutans of Borneo are holding on, but just barely. This year's super El Nino has made Indonesia extra hot and dry, and wildfires have burned 2.2 million acres of land this season. SIMON: That's Jamartin Sihite, chairman of the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation, trying to pull orangutans to safety away from the fires and smoke.
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